The Padangs – Party Till You’re Dead

Do you like to have fun? Do you like to dance and Roll in good times? Drink merrily with your stylish friends while bathing in some of Malaysia’s finest music.

This is a modest track that sounds good without trying too hard. Cruisy vibes and the airy arrangement here makes this a nice prelude to the warmer months. Some ‘jungle’ dabblings at the bridge, but here’s hoping this stays an ‘ugly dancing’/navaho hat free zone in the future.

All Shall Perish Live in Kuala Lumpur

So join us in celebrating a piece of music history with those bands that have done us proud.

Sun 11th December - Dopple Cafe , 1st Central Market Annexe , KL
Doors open 6pm

With performances from…

MASSACRE CONSPIRACY

Gegey Fest trailer

GEGEY TOUR 2011 : GEGEY STAGE ( TERENGGANU )

I really can’t wait for this tour, one hell of an experience. To say that Gegey Tour have had an impact on scene / music culture is a massive understatement – and for now still on pilot project. Stay tuned for more of this goodness. There’s also a Facebook page, where you can check out a few previews, and revel (Gegey Fest) in the musicy goodness.

Gegey Fest 2011

Sat 12th November on the MAP KL @ Publika Dutamas.

Gates open 2.00pm
All Ages Welcome.
No BYO. No Pass outs. Good music - good times

General Public Tickets (Strictly Limited Capacity) go on sale on 20th October.
Available at : Dolls Store & Joorue Shop

This is gonna be massive, so get there early to nab your place.

Gegey Tour 2011 at SCHRANK INV STAGE

Last night I went down to the Seventh Heaven Studio for Gegey Tour 2011 : SCHRANK INV STAGE.12 bands were playing today so it was a long, fun-filled day for those that arrived early.A bunch of great local bands were on early followed but some hot aussie bands afterwards.

Symbiotic In Theory got on stage very early and without any fuss got straight into playing and there were plenty of hardcore punks up the front giving as much shit to the band as the band was giving to the crowd. The music was loud, it was fast and it seemed that it was more of an attitude that fans appreciated than the lyrics or melody but it all seemed that it made the show more interesting than just an average band playing average songs.

Another local band was on next in Hurricane and there were just as many fans up close and personal cheering them on. There were a few moments where fans shouted out and the band shouted back in a bit of an angry way but the music did speak for itself. Hurricane have played enough gigs to strengthen their live sound to almost a point of perfection.

Shinto Katana were headlining the day and definitely deserved the honour. Rocking out the grounds straight away and getting everybody present jumping around, Shinto Katana proved they were one of the best live bands in Australia. Playing a bunch of songs from their debut album Cold Streets, the band were fantastic and only went from strength to strength.It was definitely a sight to be seen and a great way to end the evening.

p/s : many thanks to our sponsored B.A.T , Volcom , Eggbash Clothing & Attack Apparel

*credit to Ady ShutterScream for great picture.